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This protocol did not accurately reflect the posterior divergence of supratentorial portions of telencephalic vesicles from the midline (Valverde, 1998), but it better represented the narrow alignment of scars, when present, between medial and lateral pallial divisions.
We searched for extra SNPs in exon sequences of nuclear encoded genes of the oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) pathway for a separate study [93] by allowing a narrower alignment window-width up and downstream of a potential SNP.
Reflecting analyses from parallel studies in Cote d'Ivoire [ 32] and Eastern Cape province [ 33], these include the value of collateral pathways, storage capacity, narrowing focus, and alignment of motivational interests.
The new political alignment of 2011 has narrowed their differences.
It was observed that alignment was dependent on the channel width, and narrow microchannels (20 μm and 30 μm) promote alignment of smooth muscle cells.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 At 4 months after the initial injury, an anteroposterior radiograph showed a very thin sliver of ossification, slight narrowing of the humeroulnar joint, and mild varus alignment of the humeroulnar angle.
An x-ray of both knees is necessary to detect signs of injury such as fracture, improper alignment of the bony structures, and narrowing of the spaces between joints.
The device has no critical parts such as narrow gaps or comb drivers, and it requires less accurate alignment of the magnetic field.
It would be of interest to readers to show alignment of mouse, intervening species, and humans to narrow in on the changes most likely to mediate these properties.
Tomographic ESPI data have guided in a delicate alignment of the transducer elements yielding the expected narrowing of the angular radiation of the audio sound.
The configuration of two pressure nodes near the sidewalls of the channel narrower than a half acoustic wavelength reduces the requirement for the alignment of IDTs with the channel.
